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Great shot. What will you do with that tag?

452b264 no teasers, give us the story!

gorgeous pics. Just found out yesterday Im spending Thanksgiving week on a horse vacation down south, cant wait!

16 ounces, each pond

Most men experience what you are going thru so don't be alarmed or depressed. You still have "children, minors" so relish that. The real horrors came for me when my two oldest, a son and daughter, joined the USMC and found themselves fighting in the middle east. You'll never know such pride and terror rolled into one miserable sandwich. You live from phone call to phone call hoping they are taking care of themselves and their buddies while in harms way and there aint a thing you can do about it. My son was part of man tracking team, mostly hunting down IED setters. Did I teach him enough about camouflage, silhouetting, blending in and shooting straight, was it enough? Fathers, teach them well, you don't know how someday it may help them get back home.

Worked a lot of hours last week, only took a couple walks. Woohoo, 230 lbs...oh wait, suppose to be losing not gaining.

Sweet buck, nice shot.

hours?

Dad taught me to use a hand caller too and I always have one and a squeaker. I have just as a good of luck with the hand call as I do the e caller. But I like to be able to have the critters come in to the e caller and not necessarily to me. I also like using the coyote pack locator feature of the e caller at night. If I'm willing to hike into the wilderness alone at night to call in predators, I see the electronics as a fair trade off.

I've had several the last 35 years. They are hard wired enough to rush into an ocotillo patch to send the bulls out. Twice I've seen my heeler rush into the grass or brush ahead of me and toss a rattler in the air if he thinks I'm in danger. They are very loyal, energetic dogs and always seem to know when there's a camera out. They are great companion dogs and go everywhere I do unless it's just too hot. They'll make themselves right at home in your truck and feel betrayed if you go somewhere without them. But don't teach them to drive, they're smart enough, but slick enough to hotwire one, too. Look up Skidboot on Youtube.

Fundamentally, the marksman aims at himself. Good luck, all.

Yotebuster You don't see many silos but you see a lot of pellet bins in the valley. When I lived on the UT side of the border, everyone had them for storage sheds, out buildings and bean and wheat storage. Seen a couple made into wicked apartments.

not illegal ARS 17-305

The only joy in the world is to begin... Cesar Pavese

The only good reason to poke a bear is to meet a nurse.

Always drink upstream of the elk herd.

You can never hunt from the same tree stand twice.

When I was there, the cave concession and park below it was a 99 year lease given to the Millhouse family. Now it's a state park. But then, dad used to take us out to Pantano Wash between Golf links and 22nd St. to scope in the rifles. Lol You just got to go further and further out. Maybe towards Pantano/Marsh Station Road?

green rider + green horse = black & blue

Let the nothingness fly in your arrow.

No you wouldn't put silage in them up there, that was an attempt at humor.

Happy bday to a great guy,Todd

Fellow who built this was an army armorer, so he knows his craft. He's done AR work for others on CouesWT, as well. I've seen this rifle and it is sweet.

Don't know for sure what it is, maybe it is a water tank but it's awfully big. I towed my silo to Surprise from Scottsdale. it was about 9' in dia. and 18' tall. Thought sure I was going to get a ticket. Looked like I was transporting the space shuttle. Silos are also used as sheds, pump houses, livestock shelters and even apartments.

A cattle lease might have use for a silo full of...............silage.